Co-op games have allowed friends to get together and experience fantastical worlds over the years. Sometimes this is side by side on the couch, other times it’s through online play. Strange Brigade lets friends hop online and take on Egyptian monsters, puzzles, and obstacles as a team. The story

Recently, I was given the opportunity to ask questions of Matt Phillips, designer and programmer of Tanglewood, about his game. Tanglewood, for those unaware, is a recently released indie title that harkens back to the era of the mascot platformer, developed using genuine Sega Genesis tools and processes. When it

Considering I reviewed Sushi Striker: Way of Sushido earlier this year, I think it’s safe to say that I’m pretty familiar with food-themed games. In preparation for playing Breakfall’s Pizza Titan Ultra, I ate a bunch of sushi, but that’s not the point. Pizza Titan Ultra

If you open up my cabinet expecting flimsy water glasses, you’ll be sorely disappointed. It’s not that I drink an abundance of beer, or anything of the sort. In fact, I don’t drink alcohol at all. No, it’s the sturdiness of the pint glass that I

Morphies Law is a game that fostered quite a bit of buzz when it was announced last Fall, a sentiment that steadily built through the preceding months ahead of its stealth-release last week. I, for one, was incredibly excited to check this title out, and so was a good portion

I’d forgive you if you’ve not yet heard of AirConsole, as it’s not exactly a traditional console. In fact, there’s not actually a physical console. If you are a little lost, I can understand that, too. AirConsole is actually a web service built for the cloud

The monster simulation game, Monster Loves You, will be heading to the Nintendo Switch September 30th. This quirky simulation game, which has racked up mostly positive reviews on Steam, lets you live as a monster, gaining stats, devouring children, and ultimately shaping the conflict between humans and monsters. Key features

After the success of Guacamelee, it was only a matter of time before we returned to Pueblucho for another round. With the release of Guacamelee 2, we got the chance to ask Graham Smith, co-founder of Drinkbox Studios, about what to expect from the game and how the team did